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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1956

Page

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Bulganin Urges West to Trim German Forces

Soviet Premier Bulganin sent a letter to President Eisenhower urging the United States Britain and France to reduce their armed forces in Germany. He said a coordinated Western troop cut would pave the way for broader disarmament steps and referenced Moscow’s earlier plan to shrink Soviet forces by 200000. He pressed for concrete Western reductions as talks progress.

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Democrats Seek State Solidarity in Charleston Meeting

Democrats gather in Charleston for the Democratic State Executive Committee reorganizational meeting. Mollohan backed Smith for committee chair as unity is urged ahead of the fall campaign amid statewide Democratic advantages and party tensions.

Democratic State Executive Committee Robert H. Mofiahan Fir Disan Visi Charleston Geberal Hylett CC Smith Beckley Im Surapee Mallohan Congressiman Joe Smith Beckle Lic Aubhernat Daniel Boone Mollohan Beckley Hame Raleigh

Charleston Gazette staffers win honors in annual contest

The Charleston Gazette staffers received multiple top honors in the state newspaper contest. Knight won $50 for columns on industrial development, Laws earned best column in the state, and Harless took dual honors for sports writing.

Gazette Knight Laws Harless

President Ill Faces Possible Major Intestine Surgery

The June 8 wire dispatches report President Eisenhower's intestinal illness prompting bipartisan concern and calls for his quick recovery. Adlai Stevenson and Senate leaders expressed hope for his health while emphasizing the nation’s need for steady leadership.

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Ileitis Not Related to Heart Says Medical Experts

International News Service reports leading medical authorities describe ileitis as an inflammation of the lower small intestine. It affects men more than women and may follow an acute attack to become a chronic risk. experts say it has no direct heart relation and may be linked to diet or virus.

Fisenhower Bureau of Medical Information New York Academy of Medicine Paul Dudley White Bureau Eisenhower

Cabell County Faces NAACP Desegregation Suit

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People filed a desegregation suit in U S District Court in Charleston against the Cabell County Board of Education. The NAACP accuses the board of no real effort to integrate schools and notes only a handful of Black students attend white schools. The suit cites lack of mixed faculty appointments and warns of further action in other counties where court orders to integrate exist.

The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Yesterdy Cabell County U.S. District Court Charleston C. Nutter NAACP T. G. Nutter Willard L. Brown Association West Virginia Cen Merten Raleigh McBowell Cegan Brown Cabull County AACP Board of Education

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Market Slump As President Renews Uncertainty

New York equities fell sharply on news of the President's condition, with widespread losses across sectors. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 7.70 points after an initial 15 point dive, while rails and utilities also declined and overall trading volume surged to over three million shares.

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Eisenhower Doctors Weigh Surgery For Blocked Intestine

President Eisenhower remains ill with ileitis as doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital study X rays and assess whether surgery is needed. A 13 doctor panel reviewed the case after a third X ray and emphasized this is not a heart problem.

Mamie Eisenhower White House President Mrs. Eisenhower Washington Eisenhower Walters Acmy Hospital James ©. Hagertaid Thay Army

Jaycees Push Sixth Annual Charity Horse Show

Representatives of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce plan a ticket drive for the Sixth Annual Charity Horse Show to be held next Friday and Saturday at the fairgrounds. They will exhibit at the county fair office to raise funds for the junior canoe club and Bridie club.

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